Chasing Classic Cars - Season 13

Season 13
Episodes

Porsche 4Cam vs. Steve Jobs' BMW Z8
Wayne must take a leap of faith to bring home a 1957 Porsche 356A 1500 GS Carrera with a rare four-camshaft engine; when Apple guru Steve Jobs' 2000 BMW Z8 goes up for sale, the current owner turns to Wayne for help.

Racing Record Monza, Bucking Bronco and Vincent Motos
Wayne rescues a rare '59 Fiat Abarth Record Monza from its thirty year slumber in a NY garage. In Nebraska Wayne falls in love with a custom '66 Ford Bronco and returns home to discover 2 all-original Vincent Motorcycles for sale just 20mi from his shop.

Chevy Surprise and Lucky Lamborghini
A proud son needs to find and restore a 1960 Chevy pickup truck-- all to surprise his father for his 65th birthday-- so he turns to Wayne Carini for help. In NJ, Wayne buys a single-owner '67 Lamborghini 400 GT that's been garage-bound for 25 years.

100 Year Old Harley
Wayne discovers a 100 year old Harley Davidson in a basement, rolls the dice on a pair of Ducatis at a Las Vegas auction, takes on the Laguna Seca corkscrew on a motorcycle, and meets legendary bike-builder Arlen Ness.

Coupe!
Wayne chases after a flawless '61 Cadillac Coupe DeVille; takes a joy ride in a spirited '53 Nash Healey; and raises big money for charity when he sells a '71 Corvette Stingray and '70 C10 Chevy pickup at the Barrett-Jackson Northeast Auction.

Ford GT40 and a Flying Banana
Wayne transforms a '34 MG PA Airline Coupe. Later, he helps a friend with a Ford GT40 MkIV and an Aston Martine Speed Model Type C.
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